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bill from lachine · Sep 25, 2018

Simon,

This one should make amends. Joe Cocker-With a Little Help from my Friends.

bill from lachine · Sep 25, 2018

Folks,

Marvin Gaye-Let's get it on.

Simon1 · Sep 25, 2018

Bill, If you had not posted that Three Dog Night song I would have thought you were slacking off ! :tongue3:

Simon1 · Sep 25, 2018

Tom_Restorer said:
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Bill, this piece is open on the backside and looks like a part of one like this:

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But it is not Kevlar Tom and so it will clash with the rest of your birthday suit, I mean "outfit". :laughing7:

Simon1 · Sep 25, 2018

That's easier said than done. Oh wait, that is a song.

Simon1 · Sep 25, 2018

Tom_Restorer said:
Morning Friends. eh...mean evening.

Do you think the same on that "thing" as I do? Keyhole in the middle and very "ergonomic" shape - specially at the bottom!

Just finished it and thought to show it to you.

The archeologists described it at part of armor but the iron is way to thin. On the inside are remains of organic material.

Any suggestion would be great! May someone saw something similar in a museum.

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I tend to agree with Roger and Bill as part of a stove pipe, and the "key" hole was for the damper. As far as organic material, a dead mouse :laughing7:

If it actually is armor, then maybe a covering for a knee or elbow. If it is thin material, might it have been from a ceremonial suit of armor ?

The1rod · Sep 26, 2018

Simon1 said:
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I tend to agree with Roger and Bill as part of a stove pipe, and the "key" hole was for the damper. As far as organic material, a dead mouse
If it actually is armor, then maybe a covering for a knee or elbow. If it is thin material, might it have been from a ceremonial suit of armor ?

Well if it was a thin suit of armor I guess that would explain why "organic material" aka the guys arm! Was still in it!